Sentence examples for results reliance from inspiring English sources

The authors of the study note that concussions are also a major health issue because of long-term cognitive effects and that, based on their results, reliance on self-reported symptoms alone may be inadequate.

Results Reliance on self reported smoking status underestimated true smoking by 25% (1046/3475 (30%) from cotinine measurement v 839/3475 (24%) from self reporting, z score 8.27, P<0.001).

As exemplified in our results, reliance on P < 0.05 is extremely risky in conservation biology because population sizes are often small, and accepting a false null hypothesis to guide management can have dire consequences (Taylor and Gerrodette 1993).

As a result, Reliance cedes a lot of the business to reinsurers in order to collect fees rather than keep it on the books.

As a result, reliance on such factors in constitutional adjudication only serves: (a) to rationalize the purely political decisions of judges pursuing, consciously or not, their own political ideologies.

These practices take on particular importance when one considers the growth in the offender population in general, the prevalence of community correctional supervision, the high prevalence of substance use disorders among individuals under correctional supervision, and the resulting reliance on interagency (correctional-treatment) models of service delivery (Klofas et al. 2010).

The very low autopsy rate and resulting reliance on information from death certificates leaves considerable doubt as to the accuracy of the causes of death.

Briefly, the framework posits that patient trust involves patients' vulnerability and their resulting reliance on and confidence in their physicians' competence, motivation, honesty, and confidentiality.

The lack of suitable tumor samples from well annotated clinical trials and the resulting reliance on mouse xenograft and in vitro cancer models has precluded the identification of clinically relevant predictive biomarkers for mTOR inhibitors and anti-angiogenic drugs in RCC and other solid tumors [ 39].

Unlike Granada, Nicaragua's other colonial-era city, León has avoided the ossification that sometimes results from reliance on tourism.

Frequent absence of such orthographic word entries results in reliance on the slow sublexical reading route.